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Top 8 American food in Damascus, Virginia, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Damascus, Virginia, United States. Damascus is a town in Washington County, Virginia, United States. The population was 814 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Kingsport–Bristol (TN)–Bristol (VA) Metropolitan Statistical Area, which is a component of the Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol, TN-VA Combined Statistical Area – commonly known as the "Tri-Cities" region.
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8. Wicked Chicken
Reviewed By JillBNovi
Musty mold smells greet you as you enter this place. If the workers develop respiratory issues, they will know why. The menu is very limited if you are looking for fresh healthy choices. I almost ordered the street tacos but was glad I didnât. There were three tiny tacos with a choice of meat tucked inside. They were served with a lime wedge. No tomatoes, no lettuce, no Cole slaw, no tartar, no BBQ sauce... nada... just plain meat in a little shell. My friend was perplexed. My husband and I split chicken wings. The sauces were OK. We also ordered salad. It was OK. The ice cream next door was delicious!
7. Little Bits Baking Co. & Provisions
Here at Little Bits Baking Co. & Provisions, we believe in the highest quality ingredients, sustainably sourced and locally roasted coffee and relentless customer service. Customers can expect only the finest, IN-HOUSE baked goods, custom one-of-a-kind pa
Reviewed By jaa4321
The coffee is outstanding and they have a nice variety of baked goodies. I love that there are locally made dog treats, soaps and such as well as quirky shirts and mugs for sell. The owners are so friendly and helpful I would recommend stopping here!
6. Food City
5. Damascus Pizza Co. Bar & Grill
Reviewed By Jamie1310
Basic menu with basic, average food. Pizza and bar food. I had the calzone with mushrooms and jalapeños- canned mushrooms which I donât care far. Calzone was alright but not a lot of filling. Others had nachos, which were average. Meat lovers pizza, which was good and the world famous Ruben, which was also described as very good. The atmosphere was alright and the waitress was busting her tail but there wasnât enough staff to cover Saturday afternoon/early evening getting groups getting off the trail. They worked really hard but were stretched way too thin which does not help a dining experience.
4. Damascus Old Mill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Restaurant overlooks waterfall in 100+ year old renovated grist mill. Three outdoor decks overlooking 203 foot wide waterfall, Mocks Mill Falls. Small pub with large draft beer selection, local country fruit wines, and traditional wines. Selection include
Reviewed By Angela M
Robin, the manager, is absolutely unbelievable! She is like the Energizer bunny with an amazing personality. We are having a baby shower in the conference room in September and she and the owner have been more than accommodating and so, so kind. Robin feels like a part of our family and we welcome her at our special event! Please consider the Inn for your special event or even your night out. We have eaten here multiple times and the food and environment are spectacular. The hostesses are so professional and well trained. Amazing ownership and management!!This just brings me to my humblest spot! We all work very hard as a team to make sure each and every person is taken care of here at the Old Mill! Our front door is your front door! And to be able to do the events is just the cherry on top! We get to help people make memories! What could be better then that!! Ms. Angela I am so thrilled that we have been given this chance to make that special day even better cause we will do all the clean up! Again it has been nothing but a privilege getting to work with you and your family and I hope we get to do it again!!
3. Creeper Trail Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By welltraveledTahny
We were so thankful to find this cafe on the trail. We were about 11 miles into our ride and it was past lunch time so we were pretty hungry. The food was good, itâs the basics and we were thankful. The grilled cheese was great but the onion rings were delicious. They have kids meals, hamburger, cheeseburger, popcorn chicken, or grilled cheese with a side of fries or onion rings for $5.50. The place was clean and offered outdoor and indoor seating. They have bike racks outside and although there was a line to order it went quickly.
2. Damascus Diner
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Locally owned and managed small town diner with a wide menu selection of southern comfort food. Friendly, speedy service with a smile!
Reviewed By Bill T
I'm only going to echo what other reviewers have said. This place is the real deal if you are looking for an honest, unpretentious place with very good food (the hash-brown casserole is exceptional) and service, this is it. Decor is decidedly downscale, but Damascus Diner is true to what it is.If you are in the area and hungry, do yourself a favor. GO.
1. Mojo's Trailside Cafe & Coffee House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 323 reviews
Mojo's Trailside Cafe and Coffee House is a locally owned restaurant featuring a full breakfast and lunch menu including gourmet coffee, frappes, smoothies, vegan and gluten free food. Catering services are also provided. Dinner is served Thursday - Satur
Reviewed By waltons2018
I rode down to Damascus from Whitetop in time for lunch in Damascus. Mojoâs is right next to the VCT and offers indoor and outdoor seating. I had a very tasty California Ruben sandwich and a coke for a little more than $10. Rested and fed l was well prepared for the return leg up the mountain.We are so glad you chose Mojo's! Thanks for the nice review!!! Next time you're in town, come for dinner!!!! WE look forward to your next visit!
